You're not bad at making videos.
Just out of patience finding clips.
Paste your script. Or say it.
I moved to Bali to live a little.
Somehow that turned into sneaking out of a game night.
I didn't do it on purpose.
My body just filed the alarm, with a yawn, somewhere other sunset walk.
The next morning, I got a long stretching session,
How it works
Tap the mic and talk, or paste the one you just finished in Notes. Every line becomes a moment; spoken lines set their own length.
Your storyboard fills in while you watch. No tagging, no folders, no homework.
Two clips on one line share it. Drag the divider to change who says what.
Clips and voice land in one album, in script order, ready for CapCut or wherever you edit. The first half of your edit, done.
I moved to Bali to live a little.
Somehow that turned into sneaking out of a game night.
I didn't do it on purpose.
My body just filed the alarm, with a yawn, somewhere other sunset walk.
The next morning, I got a long stretching session,
Every moment you filmed drips back into memory. Your script pours it back out as ready-to-use video clips.
You lived it. You shot it. You forgot it.
It's still there.
Every clip it finds is a moment you actually lived.
Finds the clips you forgot you shot
Built by an ex-TikTok PM
ClipVase is on TestFlight now, with creators and their real scripts. The App Store release is next.
You're in.
One email when it opens. Nothing else.
ClipVase is an iPhone app that finds the clips in your camera roll that match a script. Paste the script or say it into the app; it searches your own footage on the phone, returns matching clips for each moment in script order, fits each clip to the line you spoke, and exports the clips with your voice to Photos or straight to your editor. Nothing is uploaded. You stay the editor; it hands you the first half of the edit.
The old way is scrolling until something looks right. ClipVase searches instead: paste your script and it finds the matching clips from your own footage, in order, ready for your editor. You search the way you remember, like "the kitchen at 5 AM", not IMG_4823.
Yes. Tap the mic in the script box and talk. Your words land in the script as you say them, each spoken line becomes a moment with its own length, and the clips you pick for that moment are trimmed to fit it. Speech is turned into text on the iPhone itself, and the recording never leaves it.
Say the line instead of typing it. ClipVase measures how long you spoke and trims the clips you picked for that line to that length, splitting the line across them when you pick more than one. Drag the divider if you want a different split, or trim a clip by hand and it stays exactly as you cut it.
No. It finds and trims. You get your own clips, picked and in script order, plus your voice as its own file, ready to drop into CapCut or wherever you edit. The video stays yours to make.
No. The search, the matching, the speech to text, the export: all of it runs on your iPhone. Nothing uploaded is the architecture, not a setting.
No tagging, no folders, no homework. It reads your script beat by beat and searches what's actually in each shot, on your phone.
Yes, and you don't wait for it to finish. Search works from the first videos it has seen: it starts with your newest footage, works back, and tells you plainly how far back it can see.
Yes. It feeds your editor. Your picked clips and your voice land in one Photos album named for the script, in order, so an editor's album picker shows them the way you wrote them. Or share the set straight to another app. You finish the video in whatever you already edit in.
It's iPhone only and on TestFlight now, in small groups while we sit with creators and their real scripts. Join the waitlist and you're first in line for the App Store release, or email cecilia@myvase.app to bring your next script to a session.
You're in.